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A “must see” in the village of Slapy is a vaulted structure, a baroque gem of the local region – the small, but unique church of St. Peter and Paul. According to available sources, the church was built in 1693 based on plans drawn up by famous architect Jan Santini. The largest of the four bells in the tower of the church of St. Peter and Paul is another point of interest. It was cast by Master Bartoloměj in 1525. In the centre of the village, by the church, is a school building that was first mentioned in 1669, and, of course, also the building of the vicarage, which now serves as a sheltered residence for people with special needs. The existence of the Slapy vicarage was documented as early as in the 14th century. The entire Slapy estates are often mentioned in the documents of the Zbraslav monastery.
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